Every day after school, H.O.P.E. Farm boys arrive at a campus in their community that once served as a haven for drug users and prostitution surrounded by gang activity. They are met by staff members who direct the boys in a holistic program that addresses spirit mind and body. Through these programs, H.O.P.E. Farm boys have experienced many walks of life from corporate boardrooms to historical museums. They have performed the national Anthem at TCU basketball games and a few were chosen to attend I Wish I Could Go, a trip that visited every Baseball Field east of the Mississippi.
H.O.P.E. Farm's programs focus on the pressing issues youth face today. The ultimate goal is two-pronged; to prevent these boys from becoming involved in delinquent and gang-related activity and to plant seeds for enriched and empowered lives. H.O.P.E. Farm is accomplishing this by providing positive role models and an alternative to the negative lifestyle in which they live.